QtDD13 - Christoph Hagemey - CalendarApp QtOnAndroid and DesktopApp Qt...
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Channel: Qt Group · 2014 · Science & Technology
Full Title: CalendarApp QtOnAndroid and DesktopApp Qt using GnuPG and sync via Drupal Services Lightning talk from Qt Developer Days 2013 in Berlin Abstract: It all began in October 2011 in Cologne, Germany. The idea was simple, my calendar data should be easily viewable via Thunderbird as well as an AndroidApp and under no circumstances should they have to be synchronized with Google. Furthermore the data should, whenever possible, be transmitted in a secure way by means of end to end encryption. At the same time I wanted to get to know QtQuick which had just begun to gain momentum. By now the Android app is running on my Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini and transmits the data via Drupal Services (JSON) to my PC. The apps data are encrypted and decrypted on the device by use of PGP. The self-developed app is run on the mobile device and the ical files generated by the app are imported to Thunderbird Lightning on the PC. Currently the app is still in a very early beta state. The planned launch of a public beta version is set for December 2013. A video which gives a first impression can be found here: www.gnuty.org Presenter Bio: Christoph Hagemeyer is a software engineer and works for almost three years with a focus on C++/Qt, IT Security and Embedded Systems. He holds a Diplom-Informatiker (FH) graduate degree as well as a master's degree in computer science and worked at the university in the past with a focus on it security and graphical user interfaces with Qt. Current focal point of his work is Qt on embedded systems with Nvidia Tegra and Toradex Colibri ARM. He has a big passion for free software and open source.